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Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Ssidel are visiting
Saratoga, N. Y.
Geor1e v. Massey and Johu r. Sau!s-
bury, L .qs OF Dover, visited our city
on Wednesday. ..-..
Mr.. George Mum has returned home
to Palladalpais, after spending de-
lightful iiue at Camp Bower.
Mrs. Robert G. Turner and Mrs.
Samuel Murphey lsit this morning for
Ocean Grove.
Miss Bertha @. Pelham, OF this city,
Is visiting friends In West Philadel-
phis.
william McCov aud Frank Harp
went to Atlanta City tc-iay to spsnd
the summer.
The Misses Carrie and Fannie McNsir
will pass three weeks with Miss M. G.
Meyer, Of Bridgsville.
Mrs. Lew Is Sasse who as been spend
ing her vacation a. Cape May, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. william d. Griffith, with her
children, is spending q few days In
Read ins Pa. 5.....
Clerk Of Coercil Augustus Messick
returned home TO day from his vaca-
tion. He W Ill be On hand this evening
as usual
Mrs. 4. Nusent and family, Of 9t3
Elm street, isit for Atlantic City oE
sunday, tau 2tst instant, TO stSy ten
days. -...
The Key. /. N Heldeman and Mrs.
Haldeman, and s Il Bail and family
are 81 ournirs a. the Berkeley Inn, Tar.
rytown, N. Y.
Niles Jrlis Suttal!, of this city, has
gone to Camden to spend few weeks,
where her friends EOpe she will have
pleasant time.
Miss Lav.nia Raunsley and her
friend, Miss Nary Gamble, have re
turned fsom two weeks vacation at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Conner with her chill.
dren, Msster Stilman Gnd Miss Lizzie,
have started Tor Tribe 3 Hi, 4. Y, TO
spend few noaths
Mrs. Charles Stewart, Jr., with
Misses Mary, Lizzie end Martbs Stew
art, hsve returned home from Q three
we;ks' visit TO Ocean Grove.
Mre. Charles II. Williams, of BaIti-
moIe, who has besn Il sptpdiog ner vaca.
;ion In New York, Philadelphia and
this city, will .esve FOX her home op
SATURDAY..
Master Willie j. Fenton, CT 5l7 East
Seventh street, Las gone TO FairvIlle,
Chester Couniy, Pa, TO visit friends.
Although mary friends regieS his ab.
senoe, tti.i they wish him Pleasant
time ard safa return.
Miss Annie E. Miller, OF this city, and
her friend, Miss Jsnnie McIlwsin, CT
Philadelphia, returned home ias. even.
ing from New Castle, sf:sr q weeks
scjouIo, very well p.saset with their
visit.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
News Summary,

The barn in which wore kept tho
horses OF the city police OF Topeka, Kan
sas, was set on ire Wednesday morn
ing, and a man and four borses were
burned to death. The mans remains
were found In the Iuius, and identified
SO those of G. c. Graves, Lieuterant
Colonel of the Second Iowa Cavalry,
and WHO WAS Briaadier General OF the
Ksnfas National Guards under Cover
nor Clicks administration. He bad
taken lodging in tho barn for the night.
The Republican Executive Commit
tee OF Lawrence County, ONO, en- Tues
day, removed the name OF Thomas
JOHNSON, the present Prosecuting AT.
torney OF Lawrence County, and candi.
johnson has been drinking heavily,
and has disappeared mystsriously,
leaving behind about $4,000 In private
debts.
August Doak, aged 20 years, was
killed in Milwaukee, on Tuesday even
Ing, by a gang of loafefs Rathertd In
front Of house where Polish wed.
ding was going on. IL is supposed he
was struck on the back Of the neck
with club. Five young rCughs have
been arrested on suspicion.
A row boat, containing Alexander
Msury and Joseph Shearer, was run
down by steamer pear Elizabethport,
New jersey. on Tuesday night. Maury
was drowned, snd Shearer hal his
skull crushed by the paddle OF the
steamer.
A terrific rain storm. acoopanied by
hail, passed over Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania. on Tuesday night. Over
three inches of rain fell within an hour.
Gres. damage to property was done by
the flooding.
s. s. Spangler, Q well.known stock
raiser near Ness City, Kansas, on Tues.
day evening shot and killed Milo mc'
Caskay, who had threatened his life.
There had been trouble between them
for 5 ear.
In St. Louis early yesterday morn
ing. DIR. II. Marx shot and mortsily
wounded burglar named Henry Ian.
ger who was trying 10 break into his
residence.
A sceffold on new building at Hes
psler, Ontario, gave way yesterday,
killing John Sacas ard ipjuring IA
Others, two dangerously.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
She sued Her Mother

Au ongst the police CAGES this morn.
Ing Was that OF an abandoned yooug
mrlstto girl named Ella Hamilton,
who sued her mother, Anna Hamilton,
for assault and battery. AS the girl
twisted and wriggied up to the witness
stand every body could see that she Was
one Of the ruined hundreds that dls-
grace certain portions OF the city. The
mother, @ neatly. dressed. respectable
woman, occupied the prieoner's box.
The girl said that yesterday afternoon
her mother was drunk and seizing the
ing the blood to t3w, and she had TO
run out OF the house.
The mother being asked to make q
statement, said her daughter WAS max.
ing hre in the stove, when sha got
the Oil can and poured on oil to make
the tre burn. she demonstrated, telling
her she would burn the house down,
when she grew violent, called her ter.
riple ugly Eanes O number OF times
and said she didn'l care If 1t did eet
fire to the house The mother farther
said thst she had just o few days be-
tore taken her daughter out of house
OF prostitution and took her home to
try 10 reform her.
Tear8 ran down the poor woman's
face as she related the provoeation for
striking her daughter. City Solicitor
Ball regretted that the State had no
House OF Rsfuse fer ouch girls and said
ne had no heart to prosecute the mother
ander the circumstances. Judge Cum
Minis evidently felt tie same way and
dismissed the cate.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Professor TryIor's Health.

The Philadelphia Preps says: Pro.
ies7nc franklin Taylor, President OF
the Faculty OF tho Boys Central High
school, .Rid Tuesday night ct bis resi-
oence, 629 North Twelfth street, tba;
he lad not set resigned his position,
and that hts actions would be based en-.
tire!y On the advice OF his ply sicisns.
who were hopeful OF restoring his
nsalth. The Professor said that his
leave OF sbsence extends until March.
1888 Should his medical attendants,
however, declafe his ability to resume
nis on cial duties he will return to the
scnooi at the earliest opportunity, Der.
maps In September. He also exp,essed
hlmsslf as greatly asitated over the re-.
ports aoont his health, and In coHolu-
sion added: "Only IL the event of th Q
doctors pronouncing me incurable viii
l rts'en." Andrew NJ. spaneler, o
mem bor OF the board, told Q Press re.
porter that DO believed no man ia more
broken down than Professor Tsylor,
ana he is not to be recognizes ID as the
man WHO came here in
1898 "
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
FOURTH EDITION
The Streets and rewers.

The Directors of the Street and Sewer
Commission held an adjourned meeting
last evening and had conference with
Councilmen Taylor aud Hession of the
Finance Committee, in reference to which
body shall pay the salaries of the Chief
Engineer and Sure eyor and his assistants
Mr. Taylor said that Council would be
governed In the matter by the opinion OF
the City Solicitor, and that while the
committee were not empowered to enter
into any arrangements in reference to the
matter they would report to Council any
proposition which might be made.
President Carpenter said that he had
consulted Mr.. Bradford, one of the attor
neys for the board, and he was clearly OF
the opinion that the directors are not
liable Tor the salary of the Chief Engi
neer. lie proposed that Council shall
discharge all subordinates In the Survey.
ing Department, and then the directors
will re-engage them, or employ other per-
sons to take their places. In that case
Council would only be required to pay
the salary Of the Chief Engineer, Mr..
Taylor said the committee had no power
to enter into any arrangements, and the
board will present the matter to Council
this evening, In communication.
The petition of Miller q jenkins, for
permission 10 tap the sewer on Delaware
avenue for the purpose of draining a va.
cant lot at DUPONT street, was not grant.
ed, as the lot is inside the building line
John Dickey, representing the com
mittee appointed by the Board of Educa.
tion on the matter of the Eighth street
sewer, appeared before the board On
motion OF President Carpenter the direc-
tors decided to pay the Board OF Educa-
tion the present estimated cost of laying
the drain. The original cost was $24o
1t was decided to ask for proposals for
grading Third street from Franklin to
Rodney, Brown from Oak to Stroud, Rod
ney from Front to Fourth, Second from
franklin to Broome, AMI Connell from
Front to Fourth.
The Chief Engineer was required to as
certain and inform the board the number
oil cubic yards of excavatipg that will be
required to grade DUPONT street, from
Seventh to Delaware avenue.
Charles Ii. Maguire was authorized to
make a copy of all liens standing on the
auditors books, for the use OF the depart
ment, OF cost ST 800
1t was directed that notice be given in
the daily papers, offering a reward of S5
for the arr st and conviction of any per
son throwing ashes or rubbish Of any
kind n the streets. 1t was decided to
pave Tenth street from Franklin to
Broome.
An order for 500 was cirec ed to be
drawn in favor of Michael Riley on ac.
count oi his contract, also orders in favor
OF The News Pub ishing Company for
$S4. so and Every Evening Printing Com
pany for $57.42
The board then adjourned to meet again
next Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
p,o,n.r and s,,ser we.un,ted.

The following story showing the ups
and downs OF life was fens from Ken.
nett Square, Pa, TO the Philadelphis
Press, in which paper 1t was published
August %:
Miss CathariDe Reed, q resident OF
this place, has advertised in numerous
papers for information regarding the
whereabouts Of her brother, Isaac Rsed, ,
n sailor, who ut one time had reel
dence on Long Island. There is Gu
rious story involved, which Miss Reed
Willingly tells in the hope that 1t will
aid In her search. She says Isaac was
born IN Cheeter County forty two years
ego and WAS two years older than her.
SELF. Whtn ehe wsB an infant their
parents died, and six years afterward
isAsc WAS taken by Patrick Dunlap, OF
East Gradfota Township, 10 be raised.
Dunlsp did not treat biln we'll, and he
went &c live with John Brook, of tae
same place, who was brutal to him.
Isaac ran away from him. saying hs
was goiog to tea on whser. In 1851
Ca,harine was given TO Pi pbe Anne
W oot ard, Of Esst Marlborough Tosn
ehip, TO bp raised. Two years later
Cathsrite 0 went to Kennett Square, aud
CatbAiine lived with her there I r
twenty years, when Mrs. Woodward
died.
la 1872 Isaac Reed visited East Brad
ford aud remained TWO years. He then
supposed his sister had been adopted
spd taken the lane of the people who
raisea her, but ,.nce the Chester County
poor house { iii cin's kept Lo record Of
who lad tiEen Der he could not find
her and IL 1871 he went away, saying
he was going to Liverpool. Last FAIL
she head tkis while on visit to East
Bradford, and by advice of counsel sse
adopted the adverttsing method of find-
irg him. kits Reed Is a seamstress
VITO, though she still goes out sewing
every Gay, owns several houses In Ken
nett Square aud is said to be worth
some $4,000 besides, OF which $1,000
Wss left ID her recently. She lives
alone and this brother Is her only known
heir, hence her tesEe to find him before
ste Gies. Ii no heirs turned mp her
property would so the State
There was living st Deer Park, L l.,
al lsaac heed. q friend Of his oa9
the sdveEtiGement and showed 1t TO MIR.
Reel, who at once began corresponding
WITH Mise Reed. Tbs correspondence ce
Gss fept up for scme time, ana finally
Niles Reed, feeling that she had y: latt
found her brother, Invited him TO cali
On hsr. THIS he aid last week, and sLe
is confident that he, who for thirty-Sve
years was lost to her, IL nov at last
ionud. Tbs meeting Of the couple was
mtst Affecting, and the slater viii not
le: her brother leave her. To-day tLey
were vieited by reporter, 70 whom
Mr.. Rted ss!d he " "a no longer sailor.
bet that during the las: seven years he
had lived o. Long Island working q.
oarpcntsripC. lie seemed over joytd d at
having found ais sister, and had not
yet decided what 10 dc. 1t 10 probable,
however, that his sister will! remain In
hennett eq1are a1d that he will stay
with her.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Dots.

J.hn Roberts. Of Delaware City, lot
valuable horse on Sunday last from
being oyerdriven.
Mrs. n. Riohenberser, is visiting
Cape May, and is considered the belt
lady driver o the beach.
JOAN a. Wilson, f.ealer la Agrlcul.
tuFa! implements p. Front and Orange
streets, is goin,, cus of the business.
st. Paf.ick's Sunday school held
tIeE licaia ct Birmingham Park this
All it.rnooa. 80 -
Toe Grand Central Theatre lie the
chiss p. ace Of attraction In the lower
section of our city.
The calathumpian band gave Joseph
b. kersey and bride q grand serenade
on Tuesd2y evening, at their residence,
No. 40S East Fourth street.
Any one wishing to purchase de-
siab.s manufacturing Business can
earn where 10 may do 20 by addrs ssins z
L. K this Office.
The tffice of the secretary OF the
Street and Sewer Department is at
SIKH aaa King streets, and office hours
are from TO ~ ard from 2 to 8.
John Duhl has been granted letters
teStameL tary on tbs estate OF Rachel b
a itichs, late of Bt. Georges Huncred.
A lao to Mary Smith On :he estate O.
VIM. Smith, late CT this city.
Thomas L. vandyke, of Brandywire
Hundred, lost about twenty five quarts
OF milk through tho breaking OF an
axle as he was driving up Marke,
street on Wednesday morning.
| Mr.. j. II. Davis has In his YARD, No
400 Franklin street, q eplendid moon
pant, Ebou: Atty feet In length, anc
sst evening HAD over iifty flowers In
bloom. This is certainly hard to beat
Henry Passenger. q can yseser for the
Pradennal Insurance Company, lcca
ted ht Seventh and Market sti eets, IL
III trouble He had hearing before
squire Ber'o!eLte, snd was committed d
TO tho cells.
Mr.. Hiram Yerger, No. 4O7 shipley
street, has just fitted out DIR. Ogle's horse
vi Il one o, the handsomest sets of coupe
harness, that attracts no little attention
lre;n those vino see it. 1t is a credit to
the maker who has quite name Tor first.
Class work.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
A slippery Peel Caugh ht.

For some time past man named
Peel, hts wife ana two children, ha;iing
from the West Rnd protesting to be
travelling agep', has been boarding
with kre. Ann Kay, 314 King street.
They paid $40 week for thei. board,
when they did pay, but for the lset
four weeks the board was not forth.
coming. Still Mrs. Kay had no reason
to suspect that the boarders were any.
thing but honest people. and supposed
they would pay when they got the
money. In this opinion she will fiud
she was mistaken when she arrives ct
homo this evening from Goulsy's ex-
curston. WHEN she left this morning
to 90 on the excursion she put every
thing under the charge of Miss Jennie
Moore, q niece. ana Sallie Harris, o
trusted co.ored domestic.
This morning at the usuol time Peel
put on his hat and walked out. He re-
turned about $50 clock ,brin ging with
him "a colored man with fcrniiure car
TO take away hts trunks. In moment
or two afterwards, Peel and his wife
were sliding two trunks down the
stairs, when Miss Jennie and the two
colored domestios taking in the situa.
tiens placed themselves in front of the
procession CT trunks md declared that
they should 40 no further. Sallie Harris
caught hold OF one OF the trupks and
received blow In the face from Peel.
6sllie by this time got her apunk up,
and catching Peel by the throat. forced
him back on the lower stairs, and
throwing herself upon him, she com.
men ced screaming In q lussy manner:
.Murderl" "Polic." In which the
other women joined. A tremendous
crowd soon gathered, and policeman
Loptr, hearing the excitement, came
running to the scene and arrested Peel,
Sailie Harris holding him secure until
he came. Peel was disposed to be ugly,
outihs "nippers" soon quieted him ,and
he was taken to the City Hall, while
the trunks, Mrs. Peel and her two
children were taken back up stnirs.
While policeman Loper took Peel TO
tie City Hall, Eiss Moore ran over to
'equire Bertolette's office and bad
foreign attachment placed in Constable
Wards hands. The constable room ap-
peared and attached Peel's trunks,
locking them up In q room, awaiting
The return OF Mrs. Kay. 6ailis Harris
said: MRS. Kay told me TO lock after
thinas while she was away, and you
bet l wasI't Roin' to let anybody 90
away without paying board.'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Threw at . Cat and Fired a Barn.

LANCASTER, August "a 4,-The barn OF
Abraham L. Lehman, in East Lampeter
township, about mile from town, one OF
the largest and finest in the county, was
destroyed by fire this morning at an early
hour. Five head Of cows and three
horses perishel. All tie years crops
were burned, with farming implements
etc. The fire originated in peculiar
way. Mrs. Lehman snd a hired girl
W re milking in the barn and used Ian.
tern in order to see. The girl threw a
stick at cat, which was drinking the
milk from one of the buckets, and struck
the lantern, which was upset. The build
ing was On fire in few seconds. The
insurance Oh the building and contents
is - ,OG0, bg. the loss is mucu greater.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
They Were No, From Sussex.

s9cire Frank Z Smith, who, every
BODY hRouS, comes from Slsagx Caga-
tg, tt!' ha ct tao jurors II New
Castle Comfy who vets summoned to
attshd q term o! Court racentiy held.
Big WITH tie Importance of tia STU
alton theF we're called upon to occupy,
tney iooz their seats OF the Platform In
tho rear OF the J1deas' chairs TO be
handy IN case the JUICES might reed
tnetr sdv!ce. When informed that
they were lot occupying the aeats
allotted to juror', they were quite in
diRnant TO think that they were to BE-
treated like the COMMON herd or man.
Kind, AID these nen we're not from
Sussex County, either" said tha ger,al
Squire. with twinkle In his eye.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Tho Trenton t.Ariy.

About twenty-five farmers lel' ~ y
8 Is train this morDins with Ssa,1 "
johnson. the agent for the DaH ~ ~ h
fence, for Trenton, y j. 70 WV nd
fences made in that vicinity .: .',s y
ton process Among ths iaralt' Nj Nj
K. Lewis Armstrong OF a7's'.-4ai,r ~ rIgt
liam Dfricks IN, Lewis l'alleY, aa9.a. n.,,.
Webster. OF BrandywiBe= jam ,,,'ss W. /
ton, OF pencadpr Harry Ms1.a'i,- s,,at n III
New Castle got as far as ne qepo. =. :. Il, h
city, " hen there was genera l,,,,t irt,i n I'd
he could 90 no farther on aesopa.g1si i,. a.sni.;l
other person rot Appearing t.lai 2;o,lt. ,;sai !.
TIE Farmers nearly all tooA .1' ,ron; ,'g ID
and INDUCED In talk s9o-s .''t
fences in general
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
THIRD EDITION. .
The Temperau ce Resding Room.

Allhou2h osnSraiiy located ard very
we'll koown to thu temperance woskers
and thoso directly interested in the
cause, thare Is no doubt very many of
our ci5izen5 unaware OF the fact that
we have Ia our midst free reading
room III the interest of temperance,
whll0 others sgaiu only know that such
IN Institution exists, without real'z .ng
the Seft osueticial results attained hno
how grzat "a lEtiIencs for gooi is thus
exeripti 4as entire sscon6 h)or or
the building 81 this ncrtaeaci corner of
L ghta Sud hi Arsat streets ia leased BY
tie Woma"'s and Young Won msn .
Chr!stien U ions OF this city, and al
though used as q local headquarters by
these org sniz1rion3, 10 fttel u3 &c q
library and reading room fer men, and
Is opel ca 10 the public every evening
except Sunday from to 10 o'clock.
The librarian Is Mr.. Frank willing,
who is very eli Sient and devoted to the
work. Ia this room ara $50 volum es,
and these may os read ucon the preto-
ises or taken out subject to ths rules
usually governing libraries. All the
daily papers o. this city are conatsJ,
and mary megaZines aud periodicals.
are reg u!arly furnished b. kind friends
We also feel tina. Il 10 right and proper
to ssy that the laiies have adopted O
very liberal policy In regard - these
rooms, and vGlle they do not encourage
or sanction games, they 10 not object to
any harmless and rsascrahie reorestion
that thDss Wn) attend nsy ssa tit to IL
dulse In, the intention being that the
rooms snail be made az loneiike al
pos iole.
This ia especially dcsirsble for tbs
reason that although he pubic Is COZ
daily invited to uss these rooms, they
are intended more particularly for
young men, that this as a pleasant
evening resort may form 2n attraction
to them and counteract, II possible, the
alluremsnts OF the saloon and the ua
chination OF these who would drag cur
youth to after ruiz. Durlns MAJ - ute
and July 1905 persons vlsitod these
roons, Indicating tbat the work is
gtowiLg IN favor and popularity.
1t is TO be hoped teat 9. cit.z- ns who
realize the dangers OF intea psrauce,
ard who sre inbued with tia. Dzt:.ctic
spirit ~aich views, with a.as-, the
possib'a eject ot this growing evil Ia
our bsautliui lard, will co ali In their
power 10 encourage this work, and
thereby cub the never ceasinE en-
croachmsn.s OF the run power. You
may ass!st by bringing sona young
man within the good influence lt tn!s
hone like place, by contribution C! Lsw
OF old books, maga2!neg, etc CT ty do.
nations of mouey. Tnts wUih Is ia.
tepseiy practical, and it is aLrll..ap,
without Sting denominational.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
Deadly Epidemios.

A deadly epidemic lie reported In Nc
Boweli County, West Virginia, and In
the adjoining section OF Southwestern
virginis, as y Iesu.t of the diouth. The
waters have become very low, and the
peculiar ciseate, which has several
times followed drought, and which Ia
supposed to no oat seA By mineral i'm
preguat!on of the water, has broken
out, Il is estimated that In the last
four weeks 200 people have died In Mo
Dowell County s'one from the disease.
In tne neigh borrood cf Dead Horse
Gave 100 cases and 10 deaths have been
reported.
TIT is officially reported that nearly
100 head Of cattle lave died In St.
Louis with three deys o. Texas fever
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
r,ect,on of 0dicsrs.

A. the me-t;rg Of tho o,'s3 Ies 1ss' ~ NJ,
sCc!ation st RehoSota Oh - ~ e,taa|
isgtSe following oficeis v @Fi' =. Ts5ur| I
Tor tie snsuins year: JOE 3ar,. =, - vi
son, of Georgetown, riesiI rsIis ls.s' ..s,',ols|
JOKES, .,, prir cipsl of ,he pubic - i'IS E,a|
a.~ ht">Es' 7;es ias pie.dsn'. as Cow sse1ss .ss
of Hsss,ngicp, secretary. A,;ye,ei u
"Crowus Of God" Wa oe,,'s tasa oil
1,.,es W.dnssday morning ols,e5'a,s. s.S xss d
Higher Powers Of IontnI y MI Of d. Dsra,
liyered by Lyman /. =; ~" on al ssnt
and it was conmen.ea,, ,,, -. ,,aa, ;iria
lappth by R,v. G w. PTe''' '1--''
intarsst 10 the session.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
I;Tu.e I;js eg

On Tuesfay night sb3at II 80 o'clock
~ wafd Deyine, fireman On engine No,
~, Delaua'e Railroad, fell from a car
and broke Eia left ie2 below the knee,
as he was crcasing the car to make q
snort cut homa to his reside nee, 6l7
East Sixth street. ir. Daviue la q
sober aud iGdnstrioua man and one of
the otst tremen Ga the Delaware Rail.
road.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
w Etch Chain,

A young man named Thomas A.
Pses, who had beea employed in the
printing ofGcn CT n. W. Ayar & Son,
OF Philsde phis, visited our city, and
on Tuesday night Lie complained at po
Ilcs station that lie had haa The misfor-
tune to lose Lis watch and chain In q
Ietner questionable resort. Tney were
occurred by Sergeant Cannon last even.
irg, aud the erriu2 gentleman can get
Ills property on csii.rg a. tho hall.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
A Trip Down the l;ay

Tae May Blossom Base Bal Club
Will go down the bsy for week, stop.
ping vt BoE erB' 2 ach. f. j. Mines
and T. Flniaan will spar four rourds
with sof. gloves for points on Tnnrsdsy
next. John j. Cfosan, csptsiu; Martin
ii. Coohey, frst mate; j hn A. Newell,
second mate; James Curns, cock, The
cray consists OF nj j. Kso1gh, j. j.
mcLaus him, Charles a, Ryan, Thomas
dioson, John j. Cassidy, Joha Hauley
and j. r. Curry.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

Don't forge. we are offer
ing the best goods at half
price. and pleasing every
customer. You can't go
wrong in buying a suit of
clothes at the prices we are
getting for these. It's worth
your time to look at this
clothing while we are selling
at these prices.